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I think the Japanese term is "Tsubazure", or tsuba gap. Caused by what Grey mentioned. It's fairly common to encounter in greater or lesser degrees. I doubt the nakago is welded just because it doens't look important enought to warrant the effort. I do agree that it looks like it's been cleaned.

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